Concerning the Curriculum of the Medieval University

question 102

Multiple Choice

Concerning the curriculum of the medieval university

• A) students studied the trivium and quadrivium.
• B) it allowed for a wide degree of student choice.
• C) it was determined by the professors of the universities.
• D) it was based on the classics of Rome.
• E) it was based upon the Bible and the writings of the church fathers.

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